Hi,
I am facing an issue with a 2D axisymmmetric model, in the RF module. I my 2D geometry (simple rectangule for the moment) I set the top boundary to be a Port, where I want a certain excitation with a TM polarization in the absolute x,y,z . So I set the port as a "User Defined" one and fill it with the E components relative to the polarization I want at the Port.
From the results I get, it seems that those input components of the E fiels (expressed in cylindrical components) are relative to each geometrical section, so basically I will get a polarization for each geometrical section correspondent to a different rotational angle phi (circular polarization) which is not what I want.
Given that, I tried to define the Er components as a function phi, (Er=E0*cos(phi)), where phi is the azimuthal angle but it does not recognise the variable phi expressed as emw.rev1phi.
So my question is: In a 2D axisymmetric model, is there a way to set the port to a linear TM polarization for the whole structure, instead of ending up with a circular TM polarization?
Thanks
I am facing an issue with a 2D axisymmmetric model, in the RF module. I my 2D geometry (simple rectangule for the moment) I set the top boundary to be a Port, where I want a certain excitation with a TM polarization in the absolute x,y,z . So I set the port as a "User Defined" one and fill it with the E components relative to the polarization I want at the Port.
From the results I get, it seems that those input components of the E fiels (expressed in cylindrical components) are relative to each geometrical section, so basically I will get a polarization for each geometrical section correspondent to a different rotational angle phi (circular polarization) which is not what I want.
Given that, I tried to define the Er components as a function phi, (Er=E0*cos(phi)), where phi is the azimuthal angle but it does not recognise the variable phi expressed as emw.rev1phi.
So my question is: In a 2D axisymmetric model, is there a way to set the port to a linear TM polarization for the whole structure, instead of ending up with a circular TM polarization?
Thanks